Yup, still on holiday/training.
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i miss perhentian. last time i saw shark (small one but a few), turtles, nemo and many more at bubbles.i stayed there. snorkelling je la. kalau dive mesti lagi best. more pics please…
any mermaid or bikini babes above u?
Jabba: didn’t you get the album for your collection? Back to your question: don’t see much surface traffic at dive sites, they tend to hang around beaches or the shallower corals.